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Man stabs wife to death while her mother sleeps. 'Vampire' straw banned at airports.
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Joran van der Sloot's Alabama court appearance Wednesday could give Natalee Holloway's family information they have been seeking since 2005.
The main suspect in Holloway's disappearance is expected to plead guilty to charges of extorting and defrauding the teen’s mother. It is not known what specific charges in the extortion case he will plead guilty to. A condition of the plea deal requires the Dutch national to reveal how Holloway died and how her body was disposed of.
Sentencing will also take place. Van der Sloot must finish his time in a Peruvian jail, before returning to serve out his U.S sentence.
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Thomas Randolph describes to police how a handyman he knows, broke into his house, killing Randolph's wife Sharon as the couple returned home from an evening out.
He says he came in from the garage, after his wife entered the home, to find her dead. He saw a man wearing a ski mask in the entryway. Randolph shot the man five times, killing him.
Prosecutors told a different story. They alleged Randolph hired handyman Michael Miller to kill Sharon Randolph, so that husband Thomas, could get more than $300,000 in insurance money.
This is not the first time that one of Randolph's wives has died in mysterious circumstances. Randolph has been married five times before. Three of those women died.
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Stalker uses plane to harass uninterested woman. Retail thieves make off with single shoes.
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Door-to-door salesman shot by woman, thinking a hitman is after her. Thief turned boat trespasser leaves behind evidence no one wants to touch.
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Several guests fall gravely ill and lose their lives after attending a meal hosted by Erin Patterson.
Among the victims, the symptoms were immediate and severe, but curiously, Erin's symptoms did not align with the rest, casting a shadow of suspicion over her. In this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack dive into the twisted tale of the death cap mushroom, a case that sends shockwaves across Victoria, Australia.
From exploring the forensic complexities of the case to uncovering the historical context of poisonings, Joe Scott and Dave guide listeners through a web of mysteries, detailed autopsy procedures, and the legal intricacies that come into play.
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[00:00:20] Joseph Scott Morgan discusses various types of mushrooms, ending with the fatal death cap mushroom.
[00:03:04] Dave Mack tells the story of Erin and Simon Patterson's split, the deadly lunch, and the unfolding drama.
[00:05:11] A twist is revealed when Dave states that Erin's symptoms do not match those of the other guests.
[00:08:01] Joe Scott discusses the challenges of identifying toxins in a body.
[00:13:20] A pattern of people falling ill when Erin cooks, dating back to May 2022, is revealed.
[00:15:36] Details are shared about the gruesome effects of toxins on the liver and kidneys.
[00:18:44] Joe Scott contemplates intentional poisoning.
[00:19:16] References to historical cases of poisoning with death cap mushrooms.
[00:25:00] Morgan explains food identification even after digestion.
[00:30:33] Insight into the role of pathologists adds legal dimensions.
[00:32:40] Questions about weaponizing common food items open a new line of inquiry.
[00:33:21] Joe Scott emphasizes the importance of medical charting.
[00:35:20] The investigation's scope broadens when considering other geographically close cases.
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Haley Pullos makes two fashion-forward court appearances as she faces Felony DUI charges.
The first in July, as the former General Hospital star hobbled inside on crutches. The second in August Pullos was seen in a green dress with white heels, a black ankle brace visible. Pullos has pleaded not guilty to all charges after a wrong-way crash.
Pullos was charged with driving under the influence after her car flew over the dividing barrier, and into oncoming traffic. She careened off one car and collided head-on with another car, that was going about 60 mph.
Police reportedly recovered marijuana edibles and alcohol from the actress’ car. Firefighters had to use "the jaws of life" to free Pullos from her car. That's when the "General Hospital" actress lashed out at the responders shouting, “This is a $400 f**king shirt!”
TMZ also reports Pullos was aggressive with hospital staff and had to be sedated.
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A daring escape attempt by accused killer Kaitlin Armstrong, charged in the death of cyclist Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson.
Armstrong was being transported by Travis County law enforcement to a doctor’s appointment. As the yoga instructor and two corrections officers exited the medical building, Armstrong ran. Officers chased Armstrong for about 10 minutes before taking her back into custody.
No word on why Armstrong needed medical attention.
This is the second time Armstrong fled arrest. After "Mo" Wilson was killed, Armstrong fled to a Costa Rica hideaway, allegedly using her sister’s passport. She was taken into custody after 43 days.
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Elderly movie goer beaten over reserved seats. Woman drives down the highway with her husband clinging to the hood of the car.
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A new report says two surviving housemates in the Moscow, Idaho rental home where 4 students were killed, were awake and texting each other while the murders were taking place. The new information comes from Air Mail.com, a weekly digital subscription service.
The lengthy article attributes the information to someone on the grand jury that indicted Bryan Kohberger. The information was allegedly leaked to Kaylee Goncalves’ Father, Steve. Neither Gonsalves nor his attorney has commented or confirmed the information in the article.
There is currently a restrictive gag order in place on the case. A statement released by the family however calls the claims “a very poor attempt at getting attention and obviously fictional.”
As the investigation continues, prosecutors are asking for more of Bryan Kohberger's electronic footprint. The state is requesting customer information from multiple companies including Amazon, Apple, and PayPal. Search warrants have been served asking for information related to the purchase of knives, but that's not all. The information requests include customer "click activity" pertaining to knives and accessories, as well.
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